Chain Today: latest crypto news
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Why Chainflip Bitcoin Swaps Take About 30 Minutes
Chainflip waits for Bitcoin confirmations before running a swap; its roughly 30-minute delay is a reorg safety margin, and Boost can shorten it for a fee.
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What Destination Token Fees Pay For
A destination token fee is taken from the asset delivered on another chain. Learn what it pays for, how it differs from gas, and how to compare a route quote.
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Impermanent loss in volatile pairs, before you stay
Impermanent loss measures how a volatile pair’s pool position compares with holding the same tokens, and how price divergence and fees change the break-even.
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How an xmr bridge moves Monero into BTC, ETH or USDT
An xmr bridge exchanges Monero for an asset on another blockchain through a service, with separate deposits, network confirmations and a payout to your wallet.
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Slippage Tolerance Sets a Swap’s Minimum Output
Slippage tolerance sets the worst output a token swap may accept before it fails, helping occasional traders balance execution certainty against receiving fewer tokens.
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